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the first guy came in on the caulopera profilera, he had a long green tail that he detached himself from when i grabbed him with the tongs.. but he kept trying to clib to the top of the tank so eventually i caught him.. (sorry for the bad pics)
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next seems like a harmless grazer so i havent removed him yet, i believe he came in with my 100+ dwarf ciriths from reefcleaners.org, btw thanks john!
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thanks for looking :smile:
 
second one looks simular to snail we have hat does a great cleaning job. not sure waht kind though.
 
The second is a stomatella awesome cleaner and multiplies like crazy man nice pick up!!!! The first I have no clue...
 
it looked like a stomatella but it had that weird shell so I wasn't sure. but he is the only one I've seen in there, will he need another to multiply?
 
I don't think so... I got some as hitch hikers some how and one night I was looking at the tank with a flash light and noticed hundreds of them if not thousands... No clue where I got them but they clean up like a champ!!! Haha the first might be some type of nudi I would be careful with it...:(
 
thousands.... thats scary lol, but yea he is in the red plastic cup awaiting the toilet.. lol
 

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